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Random photos from the past month or so FWIW: Washington Park, corner entry at 14th and Race biking around kid carrying bike Motor on my roof went bad Moron bumper sticker 410 and 408 West Liberty, owned by Olivia Champion and Cincinnati Change In… . . . → Read More: CityKin: My Single Spring Post One key turning point, according to Norton, came in 1923 in Cincinnati. Citizens’ anger over pedestrian deaths gave rise to a referendum drive. It gathered some 7,000 signatures in support of a rule that would have required all vehicles in the city to be fitted with speed governors limiting them to 25 miles per hour. -Article in The Atlantic Cities . . . → Read More: CityKin: Invention of Jaywalking “Suburban housing prices may not recover in our lifetime,” Shiller said, calling the development of suburbs since 1950 “unusual,” enabled only by the rise of the automobile and the nation’s highway system. “With the bursting of the bubble, we may be… . . . → Read More: CityKin: Suburban Growth Still Declining Last day of the season for the ice rink on Fountain Square today . . . → Read More: CityKin: Ice Skating and Police Horse We tried to go to Adriatico’s yesterday. It looked like they were open, but they were just doing deliveries. They said the restaurant will hopefully open Thursday. They just built a new building next to Pomodori’s. After decades of being a delivery… . . . → Read More: CityKin: Adriatico’s New Location A New Years walk is turning into a bit of a tradition with my son. I love the quiet companionship on a cold day walk. First came upon the recently demolished 1314 Vine Cornice laying on ground Stones intended for Washington Park to match old… . . . → Read More: CityKin: Another Walk 2 Texting while driving is, in essence, a wake-up call to America. It illustrates our real, and bigger, predicament: The country is currently better suited to cars than to communication. This is completely bonkers. By all means, we should ban texting wh… . . . → Read More: CityKin: Texting vs Radio = Transit vs Cars Seen near Hartke Hardware yesterday: . . . → Read More: CityKin: Not Back Yet Hope to return soon . . . → Read More: CityKin: On Hiatus My favorite restaurant, Mayberry, which has been in a very small space at 915 Vine for several years is expanding and moving to 1211 Main Street in Over-the-Rhine, which was the Couryard Cafe. Best of luck to the chef and owner, Josh Campbell. B… . . . → Read More: CityKin: Mayberry Growing and Moving to OTR http://featuresblogs.chicagotribune.com/theskyline/2011/10/ohio-highway-cap-at-forefront-of-urban-design-trend-retail-complex-atop-columbus-expressway-offers-m.html/ . . . → Read More: CityKin: Hide Freeways Unfortunately, I recently drove most of the eastern portions of I-275. I noticed that miles and miles of precast concrete sound barrier has been installed and continues to be installed. A quick internet search shows that these walls cost in… . . . → Read More: CityKin: More Highway Waste Security camera with antennae at corner of 13th and Vine. . . . → Read More: CityKin: High Security Yes, it is green. Real green.[where: 1722 Main Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202]I have no idea who Michael Chambers is, but he owns some ugly stuff. . . . → Read More: CityKin: Ugliest on Upper Main Apparently there were some riots in Poland :”Several thousand right-wing nationalists and football fans were opposed by about nearly 2000 anarchists, anti-Nazi and gay-rights activists as they tried to stage a march in central Warsaw.”I would love… . . . → Read More: CityKin: Coptor Video Warsaw Wow. Watch on a full size screen if possible:Afghanistan – touch down in flight from Augustin Pictures on Vimeo. . . . → Read More: CityKin: Afganistan Video Things foreigners find strange when visiting the US:. Those yellow school buses from the movies are everywhere! Windows that only open straight up (and not in/out) Cities where streets follow a grid. And almost all streets allow cars. As a Europ… . . . → Read More: CityKin: American Quirks While folding laundry I was thinking about how to build some shelves for the towels. Then I imagined all the different nooks and crannies in which I could build some custom shelves, And I start to imagine the whole house fitted with structures to hold… . . . → Read More: CityKin: Homemaking as Art |
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